Nickelodeon, the children's television brand, has relaunched its website to create a more distinctive and interactive experience for users and offer advertisers more commercial opportunities.
Foursquare, the location-based social networking platform, is fast approaching the two million-user mark, and has raised $20m in fresh funding as it bids to expand and develop new products.
Al Jazeera is to launch a national press campaign to raise awareness of its English speaking TV channel, which will be available to the 18.7 million homes with Freeview from tomorrow.
TV will be the main driver of UK advertising expenditure growth for 2010, with revenues to increase by an estimated 9.1% across the year, according to the latest AA/Warc report.
30 Jun 2010
| by Jacob Mathias
Quality journalism is worth paying for, but not when it's online, according to a report by YouGov Sixth Sense.
Gallery: It's been a tough 18 months for everyone in the media business, but as advertising returns and brighter forecasts begin to circulate, who are the leaders of the UK's media agencies tasked with charting any return to growth?
Albion, the digitally-led creative agency, has formed a partnership with British Basketball and website Hoopsfix.com, in a bid to raise support for Team GB in the build up to this summer's Eurobasket Qualifying games.
30 Jun 2010
| by Adam Woods
The World Cup and the delayed VAT rise announced in last week's Emergency Budget have created a period of relative prosperity for the media industry. But how long will the calm before the storm last? Adam Woods reports
HMV Group has witnessed profits increase by 17.7% in the past year, despite like-for-like sales dipping by 2.4% at HMV and by 6.2% at Waterstones.
30 Jun 2010
| by David Singleton and Alec Mattinson
Tetley has turned to Frank PR as it plots a major marketing drive that will see the brand's animated 'tea folk' back on TV screens after a nine-year absence.